There’s a lot we love about this ice cream. It only requires 3 ingredients and it’s ready in just 5 minutes. Oh, and it’s absolutely delicious!
Make sure you use a good quality tin of coconut milk with a high fat content (you need the cream and water to separate in the tin). You can pop the tin in the fridge to help the cream solidify. Then when you’re ready, scoop out the cream that has set at the top and use it in the recipe.
You can sub the strawberries for another frozen berry.
You can also substitute the maple syrup with another syrup, such as agave or golden syrup.
3 Ingredient Strawberry Ice Cream
Serves:4 peoplePrep Time:
Nutrition facts:200 calories20 grams fat
Rating: 5.0/5
( 1 voted )
Ingredients
1 x 400 ml (13.5 fl.oz) tin of coconut milk, cream only (see notes)
2 cups frozen strawberries
4 tbsp maple syrup
Instructions
Open the tin of coconut milk and scoop out the cream that has set at the top and add it to a food processor along with the frozen strawberries and maple syrup. Then process until smooth.
Serve immediately or freeze for a few hours for a firmer texture. Cover and store any leftovers in the freezer for up to two month.
Hi! My name is Daniel, I’m from Brazil and I’m really enjoying your recipes, thanks very much. I have a doubt, when you say to leave the coconut milk can in the fridge for a few hours, you mean the freezer (coldest) part of the refrigerator or the one where we keep the foods we use most oftenlly? Best regards
Hey Daniel! We mean the chilled part of the fridge. The cooler temperature will help separate the cream from the water in the tin of coconut milk. However it’s also important you use a tin of full-fat coconut milk.
I’m going to try it with two ingredients. I’m going to try the frozen strawberries and a can (tin) of sweetened condensed coconut milk! May have to increase the amount of fruit, due to the sweetness of the condensed coconut milk. I’m also going to try it with frozen ripe bananas.
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Hi! My name is Daniel, I’m from Brazil and I’m really enjoying your recipes, thanks very much. I have a doubt, when you say to leave the coconut milk can in the fridge for a few hours, you mean the freezer (coldest) part of the refrigerator or the one where we keep the foods we use most oftenlly? Best regards
Hey Daniel! We mean the chilled part of the fridge. The cooler temperature will help separate the cream from the water in the tin of coconut milk. However it’s also important you use a tin of full-fat coconut milk.
I’m going to try it with two ingredients. I’m going to try the frozen strawberries and a can (tin) of sweetened condensed coconut milk! May have to increase the amount of fruit, due to the sweetness of the condensed coconut milk. I’m also going to try it with frozen ripe bananas.
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